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"Situated just out of downtown Astoria, this museum overlooks the Columbia River. It is kid-friendly and showcases the contemporary maritime history of the state of Oregon in a great manner. The cultural, natural, and historical features of the Columbia River are exhibited by the museum in the form of historic cannons and artifacts found in the sand."

"The Columbia River Maritime Museum sits right on the Columbia River in Astoria. It showcases the history of the area and the Columbia River bar. The Columbia River Bar is one of the most dangerous passages in the world."

"This 125-foot tower serves as a memorial for the role the Great Northern Railway played in the city. A spiral frieze covers the outside, depicting 14 separate events significant to the early history of Oregon. It contains a spiral staircase that allows visitors to climb to the observation deck at the top and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding area."

"Another famous landmark in the city, the Astoria Column is a long, narrow tower that looms 600 feet above sea level. You can’t miss it, and you wouldn’t want to. You see, the Astoria Column is an important piece of Astoria history."

"You’ll find a few companies offering tours to Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock, along with additional scenic spots on the coast including Short Sand Beach at Oswald West State Park, Neahkahnie Point, and Manzanita (on my list for next time). Check it out and sign up here!. Just note that these tours are usually more of a full day, so you’ll need to add the following activities elsewhere on your Portland itinerary."

"This full-day trip from Portland is focused on exploring Oregon’s scenic northern coastline, with stops at Oswald West State Park, Ecola State Park, Cannon Beach, and Manzanita. Expect to see wind-swept rocky beaches, picturesque winding roads, sweeping coastal views, and charming beach towns. The tour usually includes visits to quaint little shops and art galleries. Sounds like your cup of tea?"

"See where the 30-member Lewis and Clark Expedition endured a rain-soaked winter in 1805–06, hunting, gathering food, making salt, and…"

"This full-day trip from Portland is focused on exploring Oregon’s scenic northern coastline, with stops at Oswald West State Park, Ecola State Park, Cannon Beach, and Manzanita. Expect to see wind-swept rocky beaches, picturesque winding roads, sweeping coastal views, and charming beach towns. The tour usually includes visits to quaint little shops and art galleries. Sounds like your cup of tea?"

"Don’t miss Cannon Beach’s newest brewery, Public Coast Brewing Company, proudly celebrating three great Oregon traditions: our 363 miles of publicly owned coastline, delicious craft beers brewed on site, and tasty Northwest food. Owned and operated by Ryan and Stephanie Snyder, owners of the Surfsand Resort, Public Coast Brewing uses local Northwest ingredients to bring you the juiciest burgers, fresh-catch fish and chips, house-made root beer, delicious stout shakes, and the best onion rings on the Coast. Indoor seating, an outdoor patio, wrap-around bar, and big windows into the beer-making process."

"Located on the north end of downtown, Public Coast Brewing Company brews all its beer offerings right here in Cannon Beach. With everything from award-winning IPA to lager, you`re certain to find something perfect from the food menu with which to pare!. And don`t forget about the `perfect for a coastal summer day` vanilla cream ale or a blueberry hard seltzer, for a fun change of pace!"

"Public Coast Brewing Co. is a modern and vibrant brewery and pub situated at the northern end of town. The name pays homage to the fact that all 363 miles of the Oregon coast remains free and open to all. Likewise, Public Coast makes craft beer that is both delicious and approachable."

"While The Wayfarer Restaurant and Lounge may not stay open until the wee hours of the night, their whiskey lounge is worth a trip in the evening (or, in the afternoon – it’s vacation right?). Their mixologist crafts a variety of cutting-edge seasonal cocktails and classic favorites that are second to none. Start your night with a delicious fresh seafood dinner before heading out to enjoy the Oregon Coast nightlife in Cannon Beach."

"Besuchen Sie uns im Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge direkt am Meer. Das Wayfarer Restaurant wird von Einheimischen und Reisenden gleichermaßen gern besucht. Es serviert Ihnen saisonale Nordwest-Küche und bietet Ihnen einen persönlichen Service sowie und einen einzigartigen Blick auf den Pazifischen...Mehr"

"Enjoy fresh, delicious seafood with a glass of whiskey alongside the Whiskey Lounge. The Wayfarer Restaurant‘s menu focuses on high quality, local, and seasonal ingredients. Known for their troll-caught salmon, these dishes encapsulates classic coastal eats for all: breakfast, lunch, and dinner."

"The Astoria Rogue Ales Public House opened in July 2007 in a former Bumble Bee Tuna cannery on Pier 39 on the Columbia River. Our pub features a 30 multi-tap system, Rogue Spirits, adjacent luxury suites, and complimentary bathroom tours. The Rogue Pub on Pier 39 also features free banquet and meeting space overlooking the Columbia River."

"While Rogue Ales can be found in various locations, Rogue Ales Astoria Public House is located on the pier right over the Columbia River. For those who are interested in a fun night out with a romantic setting, the pier is a good choice. Outdoor seating is available for you and your date to look out over the river."

"The goal at Fort George Brewery + Public House is to provide the highest quality craft beer and wholesome seasonal food for everyone to enjoy. We are proud to offer many handmade items on our menu, which are prepared from scratch by our employees. The upstairs pub space features its own wood-fired menu and great views."

"Fort George Brewery and Public House operates from within Fort Astoria which marks the site of the first American establishment on the west coast. The brewery specializes in beers and offers more than 40 different varietals."

"The Fort has the best selection of big beers that you are likely to find in the NW. The service is friendly as well. Try the sausage sampler with the IPA."

"Don’t miss Cannon Beach’s newest brewery, Public Coast Brewing Company, proudly celebrating three great Oregon traditions: our 363 miles of publicly owned coastline, delicious craft beers brewed on site, and tasty Northwest food. Owned and operated by Ryan and Stephanie Snyder, owners of the Surfsand Resort, Public Coast Brewing uses local Northwest ingredients to bring you the juiciest burgers, fresh-catch fish and chips, house-made root beer, delicious stout shakes, and the best onion rings on the Coast. Indoor seating, an outdoor patio, wrap-around bar, and big windows into the beer-making process."

"Located on the north end of downtown, Public Coast Brewing Company brews all its beer offerings right here in Cannon Beach. With everything from award-winning IPA to lager, you`re certain to find something perfect from the food menu with which to pare!. And don`t forget about the `perfect for a coastal summer day` vanilla cream ale or a blueberry hard seltzer, for a fun change of pace!"

"Public Coast Brewing Co. is a modern and vibrant brewery and pub situated at the northern end of town. The name pays homage to the fact that all 363 miles of the Oregon coast remains free and open to all. Likewise, Public Coast makes craft beer that is both delicious and approachable."